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Vietnam's Tallest Bell Tower Pagoda

#cherryblossom2024 Linh Phuoc Pagoda - Dalat, Vietnam! It is one of the most famous and uniquely designed pagodas in Dalat with fine carvings of porcelains and giant structures. The temple campus is quite large, with different areas such as the main hall, the Buddha statue with flowers, the wood display area, and 18 floors of hell. The first thing that catches visitors' attention is the 37-meter-tall bell tower, which is considered the tallest one in Vietnam. 💫 SAVE & SHARE this post with travellers that this site has always been a spiritual attraction to both domestic and foreign tourists, visited every day, and should not be skipped while visiting Dalat. #amazingvietnam #explorevietnam #vietnamtrip #vietnamcharm #dalat #dalattrip #dalatcity #vietnam #linhphuocpagoda #2024

Sun World Fansipan

Sun World Fansipan- Sapa, Vietnam! Sun World Fansipan Legend Tourism and Culture Complex is a multi-entertainment complex of cultural and religious tourism, amusement park, and resort. This spectacular place is at a distance of approximately 5 km from Sapa Town. Things to do: 👉 Fansipan Cable Car, Muong Hoa Monorail, and Fansipan Monorail - A 15-20 minutes ride allows tourists to admire the stunning, mighty view of Muong Hoa Valley and Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range dimming in the clouds. We had a very cloudy day but still got to see the valley below and a sense of how high we were. 👉 Religious Complex - There is a peaceful ambiance at several pagodas and spiritual sites of Sun World Fansipan Legend. Heaven and earth harmonize and spiritual energies converge at this place. 👉 9-Storey Waterfall - With a height of 30m, the 9-story waterfall is a pillar carved with Buddhist scriptures with 150 stone steps on both sides. 👉 The Great Amitabha Buddha - The tallest Great Buddha statue in Vietnam. 👉 Arhat Path - There are 18 statues of Arhats, all carved in bronze and have different expressive poses. 👉 The Flagpole - A scenic ride of the cable car takes you to Fansipan peak, 3143m above sea level to capture a panoramic view of Sapa. Visitors cannot miss a chance to set foot on top of Fansipan Mountain and take beautiful photos with the flagpole on the highest point of the Indochinese Peninsula. This is absolutely a desirable experience. SAVE & SHARE this post with travellers visiting Vietnam & FOLLOW our IG page @traveltolalaland. #visitvietnam #vietnamtrip #travelvietnam #vietnamtourism #amazingvietnam #sapa #explorevietnam #sapatour #sapavalley #sapavietnam #sunworldfansipanlegend #sunworld #fansipan #fansipanmountain

Cat Cat Village

Cat Cat Village - Sapa, Vietnam! Cat Cat village is an ethnic village of the H'mong People located approximately 2 km from the Sapa center. The road to the village is easy and it takes about 30 minutes to reach the place. The roadside scenery is quite poetic, so walk at your pace, and delve into the majestic mountains. On way to Cat Cat village, many lovely cafes can be spotted with breathtaking mountain views to relax and enjoy some food. In the village, H’mong people can be seen making traditional handicraft products and selling costumes and handbags from brocade, silver and bronze jewelry such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, etc. This village attracts visitors with its natural landscape and the unique and diverse traditional culture of ethnic minority. Visitors can interact with local people, know about their customs, and immerse in the gentle dances. Tien Sa waterfall is also one of the most popular attractions here well-known for it's romantic natural scenery. Another exciting thing to do in Cat Cat village is to try the costumes of the H’mong people and take pictures. SAVE & SHARE this post with travellers who are going to visit Sapa, if have time and enjoy trekking, this village is suitable for half a day exploring. FOLLOW our IG page @traveltolalaland. #visitvietnam #travelvietnam #vietnamtrip #vietnamtourism #explorevietnam #amazingvietnam #sapa #sapavietnam #sapavalley #sapatour #catcatvillage #mytravelvlog

Majestic Misty Sapa Town

Sapa Town - Vietnam! Sapa is an extremely attractive tourist destination not only for Vietnamese tourists but also for foreigners. The town is not very big and possible to explore all by walking. When the sun goes down, Sapa town becomes inherently peaceful and dreamy. Sharing some best places to have fun and relax in Sapa at evening and night. 👉 Cau May Walking Street - Most of Sapa’s eateries, shops, massage parlors, etc are concerted along the town centre. 👉 Sun Plaza - This French architectural style building appears right in front of anyone’s eyes when traveling to Sapa town. This is essentially a commercial center with a variety of stalls to shop from. 👉 Holy Rosary Church / Stone Church - A magnificent landmark in Sapa town built by the French in early 20th century. The church ground is always a hive of activities as tourists group together to click photos and the ethnic minority come together for selling their handicrafts. 👉 Sapa Town Park - A little beautiful park in the center of town where you can hang out. The park structures consist of an interesting monument, a fountain, trees, rocks, and benches. 👉 Sapa Lake - The soul and touristy spot of Sapa. It gets a bit foggy and breezy at night, surface of the lake is just like a flat mirror reflecting the sparkling LED lights. Holding someone’s hands and walking around will be wonderful in the night time. 👉 Mau Son Temple - Chinese style temple near the centre of Sapa town. It is open during daylight hours and free to visit. SAVE & SHARE this post of unique beauty of Sapa town with travellers visiting Vietnam. This well-known town brings totally different image of Vietnam with its splendid scenery and special ethnic minority’s lifestyle. FOLLOW our IG page @traveltolalaland. #vietnam #vietnamtrip #visitvietnam #sapa #vietnamtourismboard #explorevietnam #amazingvietnam #sapatown #sapavalley #sapavietnam #sapalake #sapatour #mytravelvlog

Kayaking & Ti Top Island Climbing

Kayaking at Tung Sau Area & Ti Top Island - Halong Bay, Vietnam! 👉 Kayaking through Halong Bay is a must-do bucket list activity and by far the best way to explore all that the bay has to offer. These tours are offered by most Halong Bay cruises. Our cruise took all tourists to Tung Sau Area for kayaking trip which is a not-to-miss experience, we all had joyful moments paddling among beautiful rock formations and karst cliffs. Moreover, we stopped at Tung Sau Pearl Farm to watch and learn about the pearl growing and making process. 👉 Ti Top Island is a small, picturesque, and most attractive island known for its beautiful beaches and stunning views of the surrounding bay. Climbing to the top is another not-to-miss activity for adventurous travelers which takes nearly 30 minutes, and humongous breathtaking panoramic view of Halong Bay awaits you there. Many cruises stop at the island for 1-2 hours. SAVE & SHARE this post with travellers visiting Vietnam that must go for the most prominent and indispensable activities like kayaking and climbing Ti Top Island in Halong Bay as vast majority of cruises include these not-to-miss activities in their cruise itineraries for free. Follow us on our IG page @traveltolalaland. #vietnam #vietnamtravel #vietnamtourismonboard #vietnamwonders #amazingvietnam #halongbay #halongbaycruise #titopisland #halongbayvietnam #kayakinghalongbay #exploresoutheastasia

Famous Hiking Viewpoints in Vietnam

Hang Mua / Mua Cave Viewpoints - Ninh Binh, Vietnam🇻🇳! Hiking two famous viewpoints - the dragon and the pagoda, is one of the top things to do in Ninh Binh offering fantastic 360 degree panoramic view of both sunrise and sunset. Sunrise can be seen behind the pagoda and sunset behind the dragon. 👉 Dragon Viewpoint - The highest and most popular viewpoint in Ninh Binh, offering a mesmerizing view. The dragon statue is actually built on top of sharp rocks and that there is no railing around for safety. So be careful! 👉 Pagoda Viewpoint - This viewpoint area is pretty small and you get a nice view of the area. SAVE & SHARE this post of highly recommended place with travellers visiting Vietnam. Visit Mua Caves Viewpoints for sunrise, as at that time of the day, it will not be crowded at all, it won't be too hot yet, and light will be the nicest. FOLLOW us on our IG page @traveltolalaland. #myvietnam #livefullyinvietnam #vietnam #explorevietnam #vietnamtourismboard #amazingvietnam #vietnamwonders #ninhbinhtrip #exploresoutheastasia #muacave #hangmua

Boating an emerald river-Nho Que river

Amazing view from the mountains but can’t compare when you sailing by boat. There is a camping house where you can rent tents to stay#nhoque #hagiangloop #hagiang #trip #boattrip #amazingview #amazingvietnam #amazinghagiang #emeralriver #meovac

#phantiet Phan Thiet is called one of the paradises of Southeast Asia, and there is no exaggeration in this. Located in the south of Vietnam, washed by the warm waters of the South China Sea, this resort city attracts tourists from all over the world. And indeed, it can be tempting, especially in the cold winter season, to quit everything and go a thousand kilometers to soak up the magnificent sandy beach under the gentle southern sun .... the main thing here is the sun, the sea and the beaches, on which the correct pronunciation is already definitely has no effect. They delight tourists all year round, and the conditions for recreation, including active ones, are the most optimal, practically not inferior to other popular resorts. Phan Thiet, with a population of 350,000, is not only a tourist center, but also an administrative one; it is the capital of Binh Thuan Province. The city, divided into 18 communes, is located 200 km from Ho Chi Minh City, so many travelers, despite this, though not too long, but still the distance, combine relaxation on local beaches with a sightseeing trip to the former Saigon. There are not so many sights in the resort itself, but they are original in their own way, they are distinguished by a truly Asian flavor, and domestic tourists are happy to get acquainted with them, carefully study and take pictures for memory. Phan Thiet is a great place not only for beach activities, but also for water sports. There are also numerous shops where you can buy memorable souvenirs. As the sun goes down, the nightlife begins. In Phan Thiet, it does not have the same scope as in large resort cities, but you are guaranteed a great mood. And the hospitable Vietnamese are happy to treat tourists with national seafood dishes. In a word, a vacation spent here, even if it turns out to be short, will saturate every vacationer with energy, health, vivid emotions and unforgettable impressions for the whole year ahead! #amazingvietnam

#amazingvietnam #tripblazers #muine Mui Ne has the official status of one of the remote quarters of the "most Russian resort of Vietnam" - Phan Thiet. But in fact, this long strip of sandy coast with a tiny cape has long turned into an independent vacation spot, successfully luring tourists from other Vietnamese resorts with the promise of excellent surfing, warm sea, and extraordinary cheapness. Until the mid-90s, Mui Ne remained an inconspicuous fishing village: poor and living in its leisurely, relaxed rhythm. However, after the “discovery” of Phan Thiet and the South China Sea by Russian downshifters, winterers and “wave catchers” began to drop in here more and more often. Soon, the local inhabitants had to seriously make room to give way to large-scale resort development, thanks to which the modest village turned into one long noisy beach, occupied by kiters and surfers of all stripes, as well as lovers of budget Asian exotics. You can get from Ho Chi Minh Airport to Mui Ne by taxi, bus or a train running between the Vietnamese capital and Phan Thiet. The most convenient and expensive option is a taxi. Since the distance between the resort and the former Saigon is more than 200 km, the trip will “pull” 1,200,000 VND. However, if you bargain well, there is a chance to significantly bring down the price. Traveling by bus will cost around 249,000 VND, but it will take 5-5.5 hours. You can check the schedule of routes on the official website of the bus company. An option for the most economical is a train leaving for the resort from Ho Chi Minh Central Station. Such a trip lasts about 3.5 hours and costs from 94,000 VND (a seat in a shared carriage) to 1,300,000 VND (a compartment). You can book tickets on the official website of the railway company, and it is better to do this in advance, since this route is very popular among the Vietnamese themselves